Tax Returns
Online Tax Accountants for Companies, Sole Traders, Contractors and Small Businesses
Tax returns completed by your own dedicated accountant
Annual tax efficiency reviews and business recommendations
Representation in the event of an HMRC investigation
Unlimited help and advice year round from your tax accountant
How does our tax return service work?
Our tax accountants make preparing and submitting your return as easy as possible
We'll send you a reminder
We'll let you know when your tax submission deadline is coming up, and ask for your bookkeeping records.
Our tax accountants complete your return
We will prepare your tax return and double check it with our in-house peer review system.
We submit your tax return
Once we receive your approval, we'll submit your tax return to HMRC. Job done!
How much will my tax return cost?
All of our packages include a full set of accounts and unlimited advice from your tax accountant
Sole Traders
From £24.50 per month
Accounting support and Self Assessment tax returns for an unbeatable price
Limited Companies
From £39.50 per month
Expert tax accountants for you and your limited company
Partnerships
From £24.50 per month
A friendly and comprehensive accountancy service for partners and partnerships
Why choose us as your tax accountants?
We provide a stress-free accountancy and tax returns service
Peace of mind
Tax is a very complex area but as qualified tax accountants, that’s what we’re trained for! Let us save you some time and stress by managing your tax affairs, whilst you focus on your business.
Tax efficiency reviews
Your dedicated accountant will conduct annual tax efficiency reviews, to make sure you claim everything you can on your tax return, in the most tax efficient way possible.
Reduce the chance of penalties
Our email reminders and knowledgeable tax accountants will keep you safe from HMRC, and help you manage your tax return deadline, responsibilities, and obligations.
FAQs
Tax return service FAQs
There are different types of tax return depending on what type of tax you must pay.
For instance, if you’re the director of a limited company then your business must submit a Company Tax Return and pay Corporation Tax. If you’re a self-employed sole trader, you must make Self Assessment submissions in order to pay income tax.
If you’re not too sure, you can check with HMRC or with your accountant.
Corporation Tax is paid by incorporated organisations, such as limited companies, on the profits that they make.
The organisation must submit a Company Tax Return to HMRC, and the deadline for this is 12 months after the end of the accounting period it covers. Confusingly, the deadline to pay your bill is usually 9 months and one day after the end of the accounting period.
Self Assessment is used to tell HMRC about any income that you might need to pay tax on. For instance, if you’re a sole trader, a partner in a partnership (and for the partnership itself), or the director of a limited company.
Submitting Self Assessment doesn’t always mean you’ll have a bill to pay, and can sometimes result in a tax rebate.
This process is expected to change for some taxpayers with the introduction of MTD Income Tax Self Assessment.
Our friendly team of accountants are all based in our offices in London and in the Northwest, but because we operate digitally, we can work with you wherever you are.
As well as taking care of your tax return for you, we’ll make sure you’re as tax efficient as possible! You can also talk to your accountant as often as you need to, all through the year.
The deadline for submitting your tax return depends on the type of tax return that it is. For example, a limited company must submit a Company Tax Return no later than 12 months from the end of the accounting period that the return covers.
A self-employed tax return or partnership tax return through Self Assessment is normally due by 31st January following the end of the tax year. Our guide explains things in more detail!
If you work in construction as a sub-contractor, your contractor makes CIS deductions from the payments they make to you, but you will still need to submit your own tax return as a self-employed person.
The good news is that some sub-contractors pay too much tax during the year, and then get this back once they submit their tax return.
We currently help over 15,000 businesses in the UK to thrive
See what our clients have to say about us
Callum from The Accountancy Partnership recently filed my year-end accounts and made the whole process really straightforward. Callum was excellent throughout - clear, helpful and efficient, and he made everything feel simple from start to finish. A very smooth experience and I’d happily recommend him to anyone looking for reliable accountancy support.
Ben Chetham
As a first-year sole trader, I was a little unsure about the accounting side of things, but James has been incredibly helpful throughout the whole process. He is very knowledgeable, patient, and took the time to guide me through everything, making it much less stressful than I expected.
Hayley Crean
Kieran McCann provided outstanding support in helping me file my corporation tax return within an extremely tight timeframe. The last-minute situation was entirely my own fault, but Kieran remained calm, professional, and incredibly responsive throughout the process. Thanks to his efficiency and dedication, we managed to meet the deadline and avoid what would likely have been a fine. He was always responsible, supportive, and available whenever I needed guidance.
Aurore Nguyen
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